asthma drugs: 1) Tremor: peripheral effect involving interference with muscle spindle function
2) Tachycardia: activation of cardiac beta-adrenoceptors
3) Nervous tension: effect on CNS
4) Hypokalaemia: stimulation of Na/K ATPase in skeletal muscle
- minimise using inhalation - MDI and a spacer or a nebulizer.

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1)	Tremor: peripheral effect involving interference with muscle spindle function
2)	Tachycardia: activation of cardiac beta-adrenoceptors
3)	Nervous tension: effect on CNS
4)	Hypokalaemia: stimulation of Na/K ATPase in skeletal muscle 
- minimise using inhalation - MDI and a spacer or a nebulizer.

georgia reeves · Accepted Answer

unwanted effects of beta-agonist bronchodilators and how can we minimise them

asthma drugs

1) Tremor: peripheral effect involving interference with muscle spindle function 2) Tachycardia: activation of cardiac beta-adrenoceptors 3) Nervous tension: effect on CNS 4) Hypokalaemia: stimulation of Na/K ATPase in skeletal muscle - minimise using inhalation - MDI and a spacer or a nebulizer.

Unwanted effects of beta-agonist bronchodilators and how can we minimise them

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